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"ROBORO."
Five thousand Cases Cured without
Failure In q single Instance.

"A remedy for CiIiLLS and FEVER. Il
contains no Quinine or mineral OF any kind.
but 10 composed Of harm. 90 herbs; and 10 q
.i SSSs HsFs p:r., f spa be s ID
not q purgstiyo, but 70 an excellent Sretissr,
invisorates, braces and builds Up tho System
rom the begin ing, not one person In .
tho.sspd has a single, Chill after oommeno.
.s s;' l..s u 81. ~ s e sin' w.
will not forward y any address less than two
bottles; and will guarantee that, II dirsc.
tons are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure asy saso Of Chills and Fever. Only one
90. lie IL seoe,,sry for versions from sight r.
several ehudren under eight years Of ago.
Ror sal, By drusxists,
L,nesbars. Va Nov. o 1855 ,Mesrs.
Lewis 4 BENEFITS -Four OF my children, b.
tween The are, Of Ave and and .sn y'.i,, TO-
had chi 10 and fever for ,svsral months, dur.
ins which tins the usual remedy. Quinine,
vas administered without bsnehcisli osults.
After hearing Of the wonderful cures accom-.
pli,hsd By your tnyalpable remedy. "hobo,
tho six ever had . single chill sitor oom.
meneins iu use. regard H. " thout excep-
ton. the very best chill and fever remedy
that knOWanythins Of. Bs'eect a,ss'kHt
Of the Grin Of Hoard 4 Asoe. Tcsssconis,s.
Glenland Pittsylvania county, Va, Ccto.
Der %, lss5-Messrs. Levi, a BENEFITS
Nine Of my children had chills and fever Of
the same time The usual remedy, suinine,
was administered without boneht. AL Of
them were promptly and efectually cured By
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one OF the
n,ns had chill after SO FRSs n use
Norwood, Nelson county. va, October
Is, 1ss6.-Messfs. Lewis a Bennetti Several
Of my frien Ia and | had severe Gases OF
ehills and tower We dispensed with the
usuAl remedie. and used nothing but
"Rchcro." .hich resulted In q thorough
cure In each case. on will oblige by for
gsrdins mo case Of twenS,,ioSf ho,slsi
Hs 10 eur reliability and responsibility We
refer by 10 mission 20 the following substan-
tial business men Of LJ nehburs.. whore both
Of tho manu- Aoturers Of "Roboro" have
resided for tho last twelve years; N. O.
Manson, Jr., Mayor OF lynohburgi j. w.
Ivey, cashier Peoples National Bankt Al.
len W. Tailey, cashier first National Bank;
Chas. W. Prioe, Commissioner Revenue
John I. Edwards, president Tobacco Asso-
citation.
Ii you cannot procure "noboro" OF your
druggists. remit Ms ESQ and No will for.
ward two ettles 10 your nearest depot OF
LEwIs 4 BENNETI
Manufacturer, Lynchburs, Va
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NE Wns a@yesssd.

CHAsLEuos. W. Va, August Is.-
Intelligence has reached here Of a
murder at ssiry Station. eighteen
miles below this city. on the Chesa.
peake and Ohio, Tuesday. As near as
can be sseer sioed. the particulars are
a follousi Two young men, named
Jones and Sheppard, worked at saw.
mill at scsry. Tney fou sht about q
girl and Sheppard was whipped.
TAKING the dfuDbipg much 10 heart,
be went 10 the house Of his father,
Berry sheppsr5, who resides In
Teayasn Valley. near bv, and asked
him what he must do. II IL reported
that his father { ID him to 20 and kill
Jones. Young Sheppard returned 10
Sesry Tueedsy. AID walking up be.
hind Jones struck him on the back Of
the head With q cub, killing him
instantly. He was ares cd and strong
talk Of lypehiDg him was INDUCED In
BY the eitt-bs.
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YOR SALE ny

vAH xnEEr . CO.. YEN, he. Tssn.
g. sh SS rs = 80 g. s.SsG''f i:::'
d. MANSFIELD a co. Memphis, Tenn.
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A Terrible pire

Arouses the apprehensiops ola whole
city. And yet the wild havoc Of
disease stsrtles no one. Sad TO ro-
late. women suffer IRON year to year
with chronic diseases aud weakne, sei
peculiar TO their sex. knowing that
they are growing worse with every
day, and still take no measures fol
their own rtliei. DR.. Pierce's ia.
vorite Prescription" is the result Of
life long and learned study Of female
complaints. Il is guaranteed u
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!, CHICAGO B00DLlNG.
Members Of the Bard Of Aldermen
Bfibed.
Sssosees or the n Ock OF q Big Mo.
nopoly Given 10 weak
Cousc linen.

CHioAao, ILL.,. August l9.-The an
nouncs ment this morning that Henry
sheridan is mysteriousy missing, is
believed TO be the first OF series OF
sensational denouements in connec-
ton with coming wholesale prosecu.
tion Of bride taking members Of the
Chicago B ard OF Aldermen. Sheridan
was the private secretary and conf.
dental man OF DIV CHI K. Tripp, ex-
general manager Of tie Chicago Sec
tionsl Underground e ec;ric Compa-
ny, concern WHICH occurred, at prac.
tically no expense, virtual monopo-
ly Of the urderg oupd wire conduit
rights In all the streets Of this cily--s
franchise enormously valuable-and
now interested ia still greater mopop-
oily, tho 30 called gas trust. Sheri.
dams dieappe sTance Is understood TO
be the outcome OF work begun several
months ago, whsn the Citz sns' Asso-
sla,ion employed number Of law
yerH and detectives to search for def
mite evidence against the council ring
that had 30 long and 30 brazenly used
official position for prvats profit. A
great macs Of evidence mas been COL
lected and one OF the fist witnesses to
be called bsfyre the grand jury was
Sheridan. He hRs not been seen
since Wednesday, and report has II,
10 being secreted by the authorities to
be pro 1uot d when wanted az inform.
or. Mic Schneider was produced, aud
his counterpart, Bu'cher Bippsr.
sheridan was intrusted with
many delicate missions and
knew almoet ~ much a. his employer,
Trip, about the deals and schemes
by which the Z .c.ic Company 90.
cured It's monopoly. Trip himself
was fine worker Of more than ordi
Esry ability, aud lie said TO have acted
% agent ct the State capital for the
notorious alien landlord Scully, who
was recently lesislst. d against. Trpp
Is now In EIslsnd endesvorlng to float
among British Capitalists O gigantic
land and mining scheme from Ar.
iona. when Inp1 lett on This mission
Sheridan lost bls portion, and being
improvident and some what dissipated
and laxative when in liquor, has essi
ly fallen into the hands oi the CitiE MS
Assoc alton euisssries. Among other
things Sheridan gave the startling In.
formation that sz00,0 OF the stock OF
the company was distributed to mem.
bsrs Of tho City Council to secure tie
passage Of one franchise. There 10 a
bare posi- billty that Sheridan is not In
custody, bnt has escaped the country.
Even snou a this prove rue the Citi-
zsIs' Association has now the enter
ing wedge. o hei deal, are under In.
vestieaton. IL is asserted positively
that "pay dit" has been struck In 10.
gard to the street car frauchises OBJ.
tanned by Charles I. Ysrkep, and that
inquiries In this direction are being
prosecuted with vigor.
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Horses, C.,,i- aud /, h,enss..

For collie sod grubs, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, l give Simmons
Liver Regulator In q ma b twice a
day. You can recommend II 10 every
one having stock - the beet medicine
known for the above complaints. Ia
using Il With my ohinkens for cholera
and gapee l NIX II with the dough and
feed II 10 them once q day. BY this
treatment 1 have loet none where the
Regulator vas iven promptly and
regularly. TT TAYLOR,
Aa.ni lof Gran tsrl Of 0oorsIa.
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SAD SHAM Battle.
Five men InIur-o, enc or whom
Will Dfe.

VIII DIG.
EsrruD Ill, August 1.-two ter.
rible accidents occurred here this
morning at the reunion Of the Z gh,y.
seventh Illinois veterans. During the
sham battle cannon was premature
ly discharged, blowing fl james
Orocket's fisht arm. An instant
later. = few rsd distant, smother cannon
prematurely discharged and stretched
i've bleeding victims on tns ground.
Gsbe sule, ger hsd both arms blown
oil, and will pr baby die. The Others
injured were r ,bs't johnson. Irwin
Resdtr, Willism D,niels and + nan
uel Berry. Tney are fesrfully lacer.
sted and burned, but will survive.
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n. n. sanger Returns.

New YonK, August is.-E. b.
Sanger, Mutual district messenger. No.
1922, retained this morning from Bu.
rope on the steamer Germanic, bav.
ing alphabetically delivered the sou.
yenirs inuusted 10 him by Manager
Dan Frohnap,of tho Lyteum Tneater,
for friends In Lore n Your z Sanger
says he had 9 delightful trip and wa'
splendidly treated. He denies the
story OF BIS srert foe violating the
EoglIsh postal avs He says the story
was hoax,
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No lnves imsnt phys NO well ~ q
good education, ~ is clearly shown by
the record Of this A mimi nfthe Rugby
School. Louisville, Ky. IL ofsrs the
best advantages. and enjoys ube J Ugh
est class Of patronage. For fifteen
years II hiss stood WITH the foremost
In preparing BOYS for college or bnsi'
mess life. The Terms arc reasonable.
Send for catalogue 10
a. L. MCDONALD, Principal,
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LounvTLLs, kI.
". Mr,<rs~sil-S,ri waive . rule hsv,
observed for many pears, the value OF youi
remedy pronptins ne 70 say, In rer,y K
Care, Tbs private Assurances of IL sfieao{
bad, and the scod results q ~ eject. ]
had observed on Mr.. X. W. Meredith. who,
Tor more than ofteen years. had been fore
man Of M once, induced me 70 last u 10
M family. The rssuits have been entirely
,atlsfaotory.. The arst case. was Of two
ye.r,' itandlns, W Which ! belIsys ever,
tafy relief the ehills returning periodically
atd Nth sesmindy inoruasod severity.
ieuf cure broke them II once, and there hn
been no recnnente Of them or more than
tiH mcntht. Tho other case vas NJ q mildsf
form, and yielded more readily 10 othei
romsdies but the ohills would return az In.
teryals until Jour medicine vas used, tines
Witch time, now several monthf. they have
entirely disappeared, From the opportu.
uity have bad 70 ladEs, do not hesitAtst
express my belief that Jour Chill Care 10
valuable .lpecifn, and performs all you
promise .>1-f. Rsspectfvllya .
ARTHUR PETER a CO.. AEons, Louis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

THE HERALD deprecates the Clark.
Bonner controversy and the means re-
sorted to by some people of both par
tics in THE campaign. The HERALD
regards both Clark and Bonner as
honorable and worthy men, and re-
grets the difference between them
which has led 10 harsh and bitter
words. Let the matter drop. and let
prohibitionists insist on an adherence
to the main question. The HERALD
believes that the policy OF
the ants has been TO dodge the main
question as to whether it is best to
abolish whiskey saloons or not, and If
they cannot find a convenient switch
on which to side track the pro phal-
anx, they will quickly make one. For
instance Mills attack on the church
and ministry for the while drew off
the hot shot of the pros; and other
side issues will be sprung, always
from the ranks of tho ants. Many Of
them have admitted publicly, among
them Congressman Grain and citizens
by the San Antonio
Times, that were the election to come
off now Tor any time the past month)
the amendment would be adopted, but
they claim to believe that in August it
will be defeated. They expect to di-
vide and dcmoralize the amendment
forces; but the HERALD thinks they
will never succeed. The prohibition
should make n warm,
aud thorough canvass the
next six weeks, keeping constantly
before the people the main question
II issue, the abolition of the liquor
aloons. With whisky Saloons, or no
Whisky Saloons" as the battle cry, and
purer government and the good of
ociety as the motive power, the light
will prevail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

was standing looking at them'two more
went of and slung pichere Is heads Out
on the ice. l saw the trouble about the
thing at once. The springs were toe
sudden and too str ong in their action,
and broke off the heads of the fish be.
free the bodies had chance to get un.
der weigh and follow the m out. Eddy
was so broken-hearted and disguised
that he pulled up the traps and sunk
them in the lake after saving the heads.
and now he doesn't like to hear any.
thing about pickerel fishing. made
him give me the heads and fixed them
up and keep them here to humble him
when he gets to feeling too good. He
is pretty good sort of fellow. but in.
venting isn't his strong point. II he
ever gets to blowing about cunning OF
fishing nowadays we just lay one OF
those heads on the bar and he turns
red as a boiled shrimp and shuts up
like land turtle"
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Prohibition and Labor.
To the Editor of the Herald.

To the Editor of the Herald.
SIR: 1t is a deplorable fact, and yet
! cannot and never can become other
wise convinced, but will still think
labor sacrifices its needful rights TO
capital. And why? Because all of its
would.be tendencies have long degcn-
Grated saloonwards. | say this be-
cause am working man myself. l
say it because of contending Difficult
ties. And again say so because, sad
to relate, years of experience then as
now make it full and plain. There
fore, still adhere to the TACT and UNI
doubtcdly think Jay Gould reduced
not the wages here nor elsewhere. No.
think it was the thousands of count
less saloons, which are yearly multi
plying, and whose down-grade con-
verts one can hardly estimate without
going into the legions. 1t is but just
to say drunken labor out of the So
losn never did much 10 elevate itself
[ consider the .habitual drunkard a
usurper, and to labor, organized and
unorganizcd, curse, If not pest; for
his life comprises whisky first, then
hunger and then work, and when
hunting up work his is case of des'
peration. Yet, suffice it to say, from
two to four weeks and he gets on an
other drunk. Hence, it can be readily
seen how thousands and thousands
contribute TO one anothers misery.
If whisky defeated most strikes it
also defeated decent wages. Then
why curse capital when men make
their own compulsory .wantss sup
pose there was no whisky nor beer?
Then their expenditures could not
reach the:present gluttonous outlay,
which is growing from bad to worse.
Still some barnacIe will say: This is
free country" The word accord
ing to moral honesty is sickening.
All good intelligent men should
vote for prohibition. AL foreigners
with intelligence enough to read
should know enough to vote for pro-
hibition. "Oh, the taxes on the poor
will be enormousl" Never mind the
taxes. Cut or the intoxicating liquors
first.
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am in favor of prohibiting soloon men
from selling liquor to drunken mend. G..
Giddings.
Giddings isin favor ofselling whisky
to make men drunk and then would
stop the personal liberty of the saloon
men. Lock the door after the burglar
has been in, and done all the harm he
can do. That argument Of Giddings
is ON par with the one of his that
there are many rising young criminal
lawyers in Texas who have prepared
themselves for a prosperous career
defending criminals, and who would
be without practice should this amend
ment be adopted.
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Important.

You can get the best prohibition p y
per in the south from now until the
campaign closes for rs Gems. Send 81
and get four copies each week and put
them in the hands of such persons as
you would like to have vote right.
Address Prohibition Advocate, Dali
las Texas.
ii. B. Turner, formerly q popular
conductor on the old international 4
Great Northern Railroad, has been
appointed passenger agent for the
Louisville Air Line, with hesdqusrtes
II DALAI
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Mrs. HErrrE GREEN, the Wall street

Mrs. HETTIE GREEN. the Wall street
woman of many millions. is mighty
particular in selecting the modest room
she occupies in boarding house. Her
first question to the landlady is: Are
there any reporters in the house~ II
not. she inquiries: Have any reporters
ever lived in the houseP" II such q
disaster has occurred TO the landlady,
Mrs. Green cares not 10 know when il
happened; the mere fact that reporters
have had q hsbitation in the house is
enough. she says good day" and h
gone
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REV. @. ", BRIGGS will deliver a pro-
hbition speech at the COURT house Monday
nlRh.. ~. -..,ggs >. ...e peer OF any orator
in the country, and will give this whisky
business one more black eye with beef
steak. Dallas Herald.
Mr.. Briggs is one Of your sweet-sccnted
political preachers. If Mills should get
whack at him in this campaign the rever-
end gentleman would very soon need a
"beefsteak" over each of his orbs.-Tex-
arkana Times.
The HERALD has not interviewed
Mr.. Briggs oil the subject, but will
take the liberty of saying for Mr..
Briggs that if Col. Mills will spare a
day during this or next month, or
divide time with Mr.. Briggs at any
one of his appointments in North
Texas, he shall have an opportunity to
substantiate the prediction of the
Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

NOBODY doubts or has questioned the
sovereign power of the State TO prohibit,
WHOLLY or PARTIALLY, or regulate ms she
sees fit, the manufacture and sale of intoXi-
cants in her lmits,-whether derived Fl rom
her police powers or from elsewhere, it
makes no manner of difference. 1t is sufli-
cient to know that her power over the sub
ject is sovereign and unquestioned."-sen-
ator Coke.
There is an opinion on The right to
prohibit, from as high authority as
there is In Democratic or judicial cir
clcs, and yet there arc scores of So
called young constitutional lawyers
who are wont to convince the voters
that prohibition is unconstitutional.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

PRINCE VICTOR NAPOLEON wrote re-
Gently to M. Albert Duruy. thanking
him for sketch Of Napoleon Bonaparte
which appeared in Figaro (Paris), and
adding: Napoleon created modern
France. Code, concordat, university.
bank. Legion Of Honor. administrative.
judicial. and financial organization
everything dates from him and comes
from him"
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EVERY new acquaintance is worth .

EVERY new acquaintance is worth .
dollar to a newspaper reporter. He
may not be able TO find anyone who
would give him a dollar for some Of
the men he meets. but some day some
thing happens, and thcn the reporter
realizes that 1t is worth a good deal
more than dollar to him 10 have some
acquaintance with the man who knows
all about il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

A MODERATE gain is shown in the
number OF hogs marketed the past week,
the packing in the west aggregating
155, 900, against 400 the preceding
week. and 1876, for corresponding
time last year The total packing from
March is 1,16o, 900 hogs, against L.
04O, 900 year ago, making an increase
of l20, 900 this season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

HE gas and oil region in Ohio and
Indiana is constantly being extended
by discoveries of new wells, and the
field must now cover a larger territory
than that in Pennsylvania and West
Virginia. Scientific men think there
has been no such addition to the
natural wealth of the country since tho
California gold craze.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06
The Register again nstes that:
Wedding Bells.

Cards are out announcing the
marriage OF Mr.. James Moroney,
president of the Texas State Fair
Association and leading business
man of Dallas, and Miss Mcqueen, of
Bryan. Mr.. Moroney is prominent in
all enterprises that promise TO benefit
Dallas, and this last movement is not
the least by any means.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06
How He Humors His Prejudices

/ know temperance Deacon who
objects to using wine at the communion
service at his church. He is also averse
to water. What does he dop Why
every Saturday before the sacrament
of the Lords Supper is to be admins
tered he buys several pounds of the
best raisins, takes them to his good
wife, VINO cooks them and strains OF
the juice. This liquid is served out In
small lots to the Pensioners the next
afternoon The church members make
wry faces asfhey zip the liquid. --lsalsm
(Mdss.) Neps. " ~ sJ...
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

HARRIET VALENTINE CRoCKER has
received from her father, the Pacific
coast millionaire, in consideration of
Glove and affection and the sum of
g." the magnificent mansion on Fifty
eighth street. which her respected pa
rent purchased from w. j. Hutc hinson
for $3.50, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

THE Forney Register man was not
with the editorial excursion to Dallas,
but he viewed 1t from distance, and
says:
The Texas editors were banqueted by the
thriving city OF Dallas on Friday last. They
were delighted with the treatment they re-
ceived and promise full attendance when
the association meets In that city on neix
year.
The Register again notes that:
Mr.. Alex Sanger Of the firm Of Sanger
Bros, Dallas, in his speech at the banquet
TO the editors in Dallas, said: "that II the
firm had been successful in business, that
success proceeded in great measure from
the newspapers" And yet you continually
hear some business complain that advertise
ing doesn't pay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

IT is reported that the great exodus
of emigrants from Ireland and Scot
land the past month is nothing COM
pared to that which will take place af-
ter June; that at the present time near
ly 10000 families, total of 65, 600 per-
sons, have purchased tickets for Amer
ica.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

IT is whispered that watch-factory
girl asked member of the Boston city
council who was accompanying the
queen on an excursion how long he had
been in this country, and whether his
home in the Sandwich isles resembled
Boston
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

THE Denison Morning News is con-
siderably enlarged, much improved
and don't like the HERALD's cartoons,
all of which is good. The HERALD
wishes the News continued prosperity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

ABOUT 1900 pounds of silk cocoons.
averaging 81 per pound. have been
raised in Utah during the last year.
The industry is still in its infancy, but
the outlook is very flattering.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

NATE SALISBURY, who is Buffalo
Bills partner, proposes to introduce
popcorn in London this summer. He
has ordered one hundred bushels of the
unpopped vegetable from Yew York
dealer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

The United States have 101. 6S4 fish
ermen and 6,605 fishing vessels, while
Great Britain was reported to have
40, 900 fishermen on Jan. /, 1887, with
1857 vessels.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

To-day was regular monthly estray
sale day, but up to noon the auction
GERS silvery voice and stale jokes
were not heard in the air. There
were large number Of horses on the
ground, buts TORY Lot they were.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

RECORDER BROWN is getting better
fined the gamblers arraigned this
morning $40 each The HERALD is
glad of it. Hope for even better
things yet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

DALLAS showed under Texarkana
in getting the next Texas Press Asso-
citation, but Texarkana got in avictory
on base ball Saturday, and the Times
is hilarous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

A REPORT has been published that
Rockwalls election on local prohibition
Saturday was won by the ants.